How do you see this place?  Enter into a new dimension when you come in the side entry of this retro beauty! The entry porch is perfect for jackets and boots. As you walk into the house and into the bright yellow kitchen you will see a nice sized pantry on the right. The pantry includes all the old canned goods just waiting for when the SHTF. The kitchen is quaint sized, has a window facing east and a super small ceiling fan with light. From the kitchen you can either enter the living room or the hall that leads into the bedrooms and main floor bathroom. The living room is decent sized and features a free standing wood stove for those of you that want to live off the grid. If you head to the bedrooms, this is where the house gets unique. There is a half bath in a closet that is just big enough for a toilet and a sink, except the toilet is not there! I know a toilet was there because I can see where it was attached. The room to the left looks like a bedroom, except it has a stand up shower surround against the wall and access to the unfinished attic. The room to the right is a normal bedroom with a couple of windows and hardwood flooring. The poured full basement looks surprisingly good and has an old school oil octopus furnace in it. If you have never seen an octopus before you need to come and see it before it is gone.  The old coal clinker shakers are still in the basement just waiting for the right person that wants to go retro and switch back to burning coal!  There are old school fuses, ready to accept a penny in a pinch. But wait, the best is yet to come!  For those of you that are concerned with where your water comes from; this home features a pit well in the basement that is lined with concrete! OTG peeps, store your ammo,water and food all in this indescriptive gem. Are you a person that sees the glass half full?

The manager has listed the unit size as 819 square feet.